Moscow Plastic Figure Museum Opens To Press

The Moscow Department of Culture is opening a museum of plastic figures in Zaryadye Park. The exhibition will feature approximately 50 hyper-realistic figures of famous individuals from domestic history and modern times. This project is intended to serve as a hall of fame and is the first exhibition space in Russia to present historical and cultural figures in this manner. The figures are constructed from specialized silicone. The figures are crafted from a special silicone material. A museum of hyperrealistic historical figures is opening today, April 30, in Moscow's Zaryadye Park. The project is described as Russia's first large-scale exhibition featuring a gallery of prominent figures from domestic history and modernity. The museum utilizes a hyperrealistic format for its displays. A new museum dedicated to plastic figures is scheduled to open to the press on May 1. The museum will open to the general public the following day. The event is described as an opportunity to experience a journey through time via personal exhibits. Visitors will be permitted to take photographs at the venue.